Description

The Librarian I (Web Services) is responsible for designing and maintaining library web sites and web-based applications, with a focus on content and user interface accessibility and usability. They assist other library staff with creating accessible online content, including instruction and marketing materials. They work with the Director of Automated Systems, Systems Manager, and other Systems staff to evaluate and enhance the library online catalog and other discovery interfaces.

Duties & Essential Job Functions:

1. Develops and maintains accessible public and staff websites using local files and scripts and 3rd party content management systems.
2. Trains and assists library staff with development and maintenance of web content. Consults with staff on special projects as requested.
3. Works with Library Special Collections to develop web exhibits, and works with Library Systems and TCU IT staff to develop and enhance user interfaces for specialized web applications.
4. Reviews content on library public and staff web sites for currency; consults with staff and revises content as needed.
5. Evaluates library online interfaces for usability and WCAG accessibility standards compliance.
6. Uses analytics reports and other tools to evaluate and report on web site usage.
7. Monitors developments in the field by participating in professional organizations and training opportunities; keeps other library staff informed of important technology issues; suggests enhancements to other library services as appropriate.
8. Performs other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Preferred Education & Experience:

• Master’s degree in Computer Science, MIS (Management Information Systems), or a closely related field, or an ALA-accredited Master’s in Library Science, and 0–1 year of related experience
  OR
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, MIS (Management Information Systems), or a closely related field, and 4–5 years of related experience

Preferred Education & Experience:

• Experience in a library environment
• Experience supporting technology in a higher education environment.
• Experience with open-source software development and troubleshooting.
• Experience using web user interface frameworks such as Bootstrap.
• Experience using SQL and relational databases.
• Experience managing and configuring Windows IIS web servers.